System
Properties for User Mapping 
There are two system properties that have an effect on the user mapping tool. You can define whether users, or administrators, or both can map user data for this system using the property UserMappingType. You can define which credentials are mapped for a particular system using the property UserMappingFields.
The following table describes the properties in more detail. For details on how to edit the properties of a system, see Editing Systems.
You must define a system alias for a system, otherwise it will not appear in the user mapping tool.
System Properties for User Mapping
Property |
Possible Values |
User Mapping Type |
· 'admin' – This system is displayed in the user mapping administrator tool · 'user' - This system is displayed in the user mapping tool for end users · 'admin, user' - This system is displayed both in the user mapping administrator tool and in the user mapping tool for end users If this property is not defined for a system, the system does not appear in the user mapping function |
User Mapping Fields |
Semi-colon-separated list of fields that you wish to appear as an entry field for a system in the user mapping function. By entering a comma-separated list of values in curly brackets ({,}) in front of the field name, you can define a range of values that are displayed in a drop-down listbox for that field. For example, if you enter {100,200,300}Client;Language the following will appear in the user mapping function: · a field labelled Client with a drop-down listbox allowing you to choose from the values 100, 200, or 300 · a field labelled Language in which you can enter free text |